The review process, which began yesterday, will require players, coaches and management to voice their reflections of the Northland ITM Cup side's disappointing run through the 2015 ITM Cup Championship season.
"We have player reviews starting, so they go for two days and that's sort of players back to the coaches and coaches back to the players. Then there's a whole team review from the players to the management that happens, then everyone in management does their review on each other at the end of this week," Harris added.
Reflecting on the season that was, Harris said the ride had been invaluable despite the disappointing outcome.
"It made times stressful," Harris said.
"Results aside there's been really good learnings, probably learnings that I wouldn't have got in too many other environments, and it's been an enjoyable environment to work in," he said.
"There's always cracks in any organisation and winning tends to plaster over those cracks really well so you don't see them ... I guess we haven't been getting the results so it makes those cracks a bit more visible, but to be honest the team has kept in harmony really well and that's been the saving grace of the season.
"Had there been a whole heap of dysfunction it would have been an absolute mess."
